Bad Company

Picked this up at local rail station en route to Gatwick for flight to see mate in Switzerland. Wanted a filler read before opening a Peter Hoeg on the flight. Book 16 of a Sean Dillon series that I won’t be trying to locate the previous 15 in a hurry. Totally implausible series of chance encounters......more

Higgins has definitely done better! In the waning hours of World War II in Europe, Hitler is holed up in his bunker with Eva Braun contemplating his own personal ultimate solution. Just before committing suicide, he entrusts his diary to a young aide for safekeeping and provides him with the financia......more

Hitler's secret diary holds a secret which might destroy the President of the United States. The whole thing seemed pretty nonsensical to me. Higgins has a lot of fans, but I can't seem to get into his work......more

Bad Company Jack Higgins Solid fiction action story clips along at a frantic pace. Revolves around the Hitler Diaries with a whole raft of villains all laid low in the end by Dillion. The German Baron my highlight character very interestingly with very staunch morals, principled beyond hopelessness......more

Bad Company starts off in World War 2, and for the most part chronicles the life of Baron Max von Berger. An SS officer in the war, he was summoned by Adolf Hitler, who gave von Berger his diary as well as access to funds that would launch an extremely successful industrial career that provided the......more